Biography
I studied Engineering at Oxford for 4 years for an MEng degree, with a third-year project designing beam instrumentation at CERN and a fourth-year project investigating the use of colour constancy for automated vehicles. I started the Integrated Photonics and Electronics (IPES) CDT in October 2014, completing MRes projects on the scattering properties of materials for use in a holographic projector, and a computational holography modelling project.
Throughout my PhD I've been researching ways to improve SIM, a super-resolution microscopy technique which uses a structured illumination pattern. The raw data captured requires computational reconstruction, and I have worked on improving algorithms for faster reconstruction times. Much of my time is spent writing algorithms to analyse the data captured for biological experiments, and I recently published FPBioimage, an online tool to view volumetric data in a web browser plugin-free.
Further to my research, I also supervise electronics and control theory in St. Catharine's College, and demonstrate the Integrated Electrical Project (IEP) in the Department of Engineering.
Publications
Fantham, Marcus, and Clemens F. Kaminski. "A new online tool for visualization of volumetric data." Nature Photonics 11, no. 2 (2017).
Teplensky, Michelle H., Marcus Fantham, Peng Li, Timothy C. Wang, Joshua P. Mehta, Laurence J. Young, Peyman Z. Moghadam et al. "Temperature Treatment of Highly Porous Zirconium-Containing Metal-Organic Frameworks Extends Drug Delivery Release." Journal of the American Chemical Society (2017).
